Crimson Satan Faces Puzzle After Belmont Stakes Drama
Crim son Satan, 1961 leading two year old, failed to win major race this year but remains a factor in unraveling Jaipur crafted 3 year old title scene after the Belmont Stakes. Trainer George Potter seeks cause of Satan's late stretch ducking as Jaipur and Admiral's Voyage surge. Belmont winner Jaipur cases, with Crimson Satan finishing third amid stewards’ note and Yeaza’s claim of being blocked.
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New York
Crimson Satan
Jaipur
George Potter
Crimson King Farm
Belmont Park
Manuel Yccaza
Admiral
Satan
Willie Shoemaker
George D. Widener
Yeaza
Garden State Park
Potter
Monmouth Park
Oceanport
Bert Mulholland
Dwyer
Aqueduct
Mulholland
Chicago
Aidan
Decidedly
Horatio Luro
Greek Money
Delaware Park
Leonard Richards
Donald P. Ross
Soviet jumper Ter-Ovanesyan sets unofficial world long jump mark
Igor Ter-Ovanesyan, 24, leaped 27 feet 3 inches in Yerevan to break Ralph Boston's world record as the second Soviet athlete that week to surpass an American standard. The event at the Soviet Union Olympic meet hints at a future clash with Boston and Oerter in the Stanford meet. Boston praised the jump and vowed to keep pushing toward his peak.
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Moscow
Igor Ter- Ovanesyan
Viatimir Trusesiev
Oerter
America
Ter-Ovanesyan
Boston
Trusenev
United States
Soviet Union
Stanford University
Ter- Ovanesyan
Rome
Bo Roberson
Major League Leaders Baseball Stats From 125 At Bats Or More
Highlights include batting leaders such as Aloy and Rollins with high averages and hits, runs by Mays and Green, and RBIs topped by Robinson and Wagner. Pitching leaders show Purkey, Koufax, and Pascual among top strikeouts, with five or more decisions and team totals noted.
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F. Aloy
San Francisco
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Cepeda
Williams
Chicago
Robinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Callison
Philadelphia
Ranen
Houston
Fairly
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Mejias
W. Davis
Purkey
Pierce
Rollins
Minnesota
Jimenez
Kansas City
Green
Pearson
Wagner
Cunningham
A. Smith
Fox
Gentile
Baltimore
Cash
Detroit
Wood
Howser
Cleveland
Foyt
Stenhouse
Washington
Littler Wins Classic Looks To U S Open
Gene Littler, 31, from San Diego, won the $25,000 first prize at the $100,000 Golf Classic in Clifton New Jersey, finishing 13 under par at Upper Montclair Country Club. He tied with a strong field led by Nicklaus and Palmer, and eyes a possible repeat Open defense at Oakmont. Littler matched birdies across holes 1 3 5 7 and 10 in a 31 on the front nine to pull away. Nicklaus earned $10,000 for second, Ellis and Finsterwald tied for third at 280, and Snead finished 10th at 28 with $1,900.
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Associated Press
Clifton
N.J
Ben Hogan
Gene Littler
San Diego
Calif
Oakmont
Littler
Oakland Hills
Jack Nicklaus
Navy
Upper Montclair
Nicklaus
Ellis
West Caldwell
Ufter
Don Finsterwald
Sam Snead
Georgia Southern wins 1962 NAIA baseball title
In St Joseph Missouri Georgia Southern defeated Portland State 20 to capture the NAIA baseball championship. Pierce Blanchard improved to 10 1 with a 10 strikeout performance allowing four hits in the final while walking three.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Georgia Southern
Portland
Ore
State
Pierce Blanchard
Southern
Cubs On Move In National Little League Standings
The National Cubs swept a weekend pair to rise to second in Decatur Little League. They beat the Dodgers 6-5 and the Cardinals 6-2 to reach 4-3, moving past the Braves. Jim Sandy fired a two hitter with 13 strikeouts for the Cardinals. Miller won for the Dodgers. In the American League the Orioles improved to 8-1 with a 2-0 win over the Tigers as Presswell won and Grammer lost.
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Cubs
Decatur
Dodgers
Cardinals
Braves
Jim Sandy
Carter
Dodger
Miller
Johnson
Los
Orioles
Tigers
Presswell
Grammer
Indians
Sadecki Now Off The Hook After Key Win
ST. LOUIS AP Ray Sadecki, after a week of controversy, beat the San Francisco Giants for his first big league homer and helped end St Louis slump. Manager Johnny Keane praised his performance while noting a prior $250 fine for poor effort. The team extended their winning streak to seven.
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ST. Louis
Ray Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinal
San Francisco Giants
Johnny Keane
Red Birds
Sadecki
Keane
Cincinnati
Bing Devine
White Sox Lead Hartselle II in Little League standings
The White Sox hold a 3-0 record after beating the Redlegs 86 in a previous game while the Dodgers beat the Cards 90 and the Braves crushed the Red Sox 7-1. The Cards later topped the Redlegs 42 to 0 as standings show Braves 2-0 Dodgers 2-1 Cards 1-2 Redlegs 0-3 Red Sox 0-2.
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White Sox
Hartselle II
Hartselle
Redlegs
Dodgers
Braves
Red Sox
Cards
Red. Sox
Bus Collision in Fog Kills 13 in Buenos Aires
In dense fog, a commuter train collided with a school bus at a city crossing in Buenos Aires. Initial reports from Telpress estimated 13 dead and many injured as authorities begin rescue and relief efforts.
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Buenos Aires
Telpress
Grandfather in New York apartment sparks family crisis
Dear Dorothea Dix discusses a teen's distress over a dominating grandfather visiting from New York. Helen Worden Erskine offers guidance on handling the lonely elder with empathy. The column also touches on high school prom debates and public speaking nerves.
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Helen
On Being a Good Club Member Ad Offered
The notice invites readers to send problems to Helen Worden Erskine care of the newspaper and to include a stamped self addressed envelope. It mentions helpful leaflets and asks readers to write for the booklet On Being a Good Club Member.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Damaged St Pauls Cathedral Transept Opens After War
In London the north transept of St Pauls Cathedral, damaged by a German bomb in an air raid on April 17 1941, was reopened today marking a revival of wartime damage repairs and restoration.
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London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Nerve Sense Demonstration With Two Pencils
A science stunt explains touch sensitivity by comparing two pencil points on the fingertips versus other body parts. The fingertip’s dense nerve endings reveal two points easily, while cheeks tongues backs arms legs and the back of the hand show difficulty in distinguishing two points. The note promotes Science Circus by Bob Brown from 1962 General Features Corp.
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Bob Brown
Science
General Features Corp
Minister, 91, Retires From Ministry for Second Time
DECATUR Ga AP The Rev Walter Scott Robinson 91 decides to retire from active ministry for the second time He began as a circuit rider 64 years ago and served Decatur First Methodist as associate pastor He cites weariness and a wish not to stay in place as reasons Golf and Christian values feature in his reflections on life and death with plans to rest beside his wife in Monroe cemetery
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Decatur, Ga
Rascal
Walter Scott Robinson
Decatur
First Methodist Church
Monroe (Ga
Alcohol absorption bypasses digestion in the body
Unlike most foods, alcohol does not have to be digested before the body can use it. It is absorbed into the blood stream in its orig inal form.
Pet Doctor A Names Nail Loss Causes For Parakeets
A veterinary note explains parakeet nail loss may result from accidents rather than metabolic disturbance. If the quick is intact the nails may regrow. if not, the bird could live without nails on that foot. Readers are invited to mail pet care questions for Dr Moller’s books.
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Dr. Moller
Court Refuses Beck Hearing on Tax Charge Conviction
The Supreme Court refused to review Dave Beck's tax return filing conviction for the Teamsters union in 1950 and 1952. It affirmed a separate $1,900 embezzlement conviction, with a 15 year sentence. Beck also faced federal penalties from Tacoma in 1958 and a San Francisco circuit ruling in 1962.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
High Tribunal
Beck
Tacoma
Wash
U.S Circuit Court
San Francisco
Girl Staters Begin Work in Montgomery
Over 2 delegates to Alabama Girls State begin nominating candidates for state county and city offices as parties form. Speakers include Ed Ried James C Coleman Winston Stewart and MacDonald Gallion. Governors to be inaugurated after a mock session. events run through Saturday.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Girls’ State
American Legion Auxiliary
Ed Ried
Alabama League of Municipalities
Winston Stewart
Alabama Association of County Commissioners
James C. Coleman
State Supreme Court
MacDonald Gallion
State Highway Department
Girls State
Mostly Silence Holds In Battle SAIGON
In South Viet Nam a quiet period followed a week of heavy action as minor patrol clashes continued briefly. Military sources reported that fighting dwindled on Saturday afternoon, with Americans and Vietnamese officials noting reduced contact with Communist guerrillas.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Widow fires at night, kills son during poultry theft
In Saronno Italy widow Domenica Zandrini, while hiding behind a chicken pen, shot at a figure loitering in darkness. She killed her eldest son Silvano, who had come to take a turn watching, so she could rest. The incident occurred shortly after midnight as thieves allegedly targeted her poultry.
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Saronno
Italy
Domenica Zandrini
Tory
Silvano
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